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| Museum of Fine Arts of Cordoba - Cordoba (Tertulia Andaluza) Paintings, drawings and prints by a mixture of Cordovan-born and national artists including Sorolla, Zuloaga, Valdés Leal, Goya, Pedro de Córdoba, Pedro Romana and Julio Romero de Torres. From its... |
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| Arte 21 Gallery - Cordoba (Tertulia Andaluza) If you’re visiting the centre of Cordoba and feel like a dose of contemporary art, your best bet is the gallery Arte 21. Since 1998 national and international artists such as García Parody have... |
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